Brandon started his career at 72 & Sunny and TBWA\Chiat Day in LA. Working on brands like Activision, Samsung, the Grammy’s, and Sonos.

 

In Seattle, he took on AT&T and Verizon to help bring the underdog T-Mobile to the number two wireless carrier in the nation. He worked on T-Mobile over a span of five years at two separate agencies. Helping guide the wireless powerhouse through multiple brand evolutions, taking them from an unruly rebellious teenager to the sophisticated adult they are today. He led Alexa’s social team from the agency side, educating customers on all the amazing things you can do with the world’s leading AI voice assistant. He was on the team that won the pitch for a piece of Fire TV to help customers cut the cord with cable and turn any TV into a Fire TV.

 

More recently he's done work in-house at Amazon on the Alexa app, launching “Map View,” which solved a major customer pain point. Giving customers a holistic view of their smart home and greater control of their smart home devices. Map View debuted at Amazon’s fall keynote and was seen as a game-changer for people with ten plus devices in their smart home.

 

Along with his passion for advertising, he does work behind the lens: photography, DP’ing, directing, and script writing. He shot several videos with production contacts for Experience Takwila. Working with former Sea Wolves rugby player Eric Duechel to help bring awareness to the city and local businesses. He DP’ed and directed a series of social videos for DeVry University and shot several internal videos for one of his previous agencies, Wunderman Thompson. He has also done photo shoots for local apparel brands in Seattle and Sage fly fishing, and has overseen numerous photoshoots and commercial productions throughout his career in advertising.

 

With his creative chops in marketing and his production and directing background make him a multifaceted unicorn of a creative.